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Assistantships

Assistantships are a form of paid academic employment in which students receive tuition reimbursement for the tasks they perform for faculty members, departments, or colleges. At the University of Washington, there are three types of graduate student assistantships: Academic Student Employees (ASEs), which include the above mentioned graduate student assistantship positions, are covered by the UAW/UW Academic Student Employee union contract. The union contract governs policies and procedures for appointments, salary, job definitions and leave time. You are encouraged to familiarize…

Graduate School Presidential Dissertation Fellowship in the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Social Professions

2024-25 nomination deadline: Tuesday, April 16, 2024 at noon (12 p.m. PT).  The Graduate School Presidential Dissertation Fellowship assists Ph.D. candidates in the final stages of writing their dissertations. The 2024–25 Dissertation Fellowship is offered with the support of the University President and includes one quarter of UW state tuition and fees, GAIP insurance, and a stipend at the Predoctoral TA II rate (currently $3,076 per month). Each unit listed at the end of this announcement may submit ONE nominee.   Eligibility Application…

Four UW graduate students receive Fulbright awards for 2021–22

Four UW graduate students received Fulbright Fellowships for the 2021-2022 year, with awards to teach and conduct research in Taiwan, Israel, Portugal and Nepal.  Bringing their expertise in bioengineering, education, immunity and epidemiology, the UW awardees look forward to learning from and working with their new institutions.  During the 2020-2021 academic year, the UW was named a top Fulbright producer. The Fulbright awards this year were especially competitive, with limited spots caused by the pandemic.  UW graduate and professional students and alumni can…

Additional Resources

This page contains resources to aid in the understanding and implementation of Graduate School Policy, including links to Graduate School forms and policy adjacent topics. Graduate School Forms & Reference Documents Graduate School Resources External Resources Below are resources beyond those found on the Graduate School website.

GSEE Graduate Excellence Award

The GSEE Graduate Excellence Award (GEA) is a three-quarter merit-based research assistantship that will be awarded to individual departments based on departmental diversity, equity, inclusion and justice (DEIJ) efforts (see details below). This award aims to assist departments in recruiting, developing and supporting a diverse community of graduate scholars across graduate programs at the University of Washington with emphasis on promoting rich, culturally responsive educational opportunities.   This award is not open for student applications. If you are a student and have questions about…

Fulbright U.S. Student Program

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is the largest U.S. exchange program offering opportunities for students and young professionals to undertake international graduate study, advanced research, university teaching, and primary and secondary school teaching worldwide. The program awards more than 2,100 grants annually in all fields of study, and operates in about 140 countries worldwide. All students and recent alumni are encouraged to consider this great opportunity, whether as part of your academic program or outside of it. UW DEADLINE: August…

Gatzert Child Welfare Fellowship

2024-25 application deadline: Tuesday, April 16, 2024 at noon (12 p.m. PT).  Apply via MyGrad Program through the ‘Request Award’ > ‘Request New Award’ links.  The Gatzert Child Welfare Fellowship is a one-quarter fellowship awarded for the writing of a doctoral dissertation that contributes to the lives of children with disabilities. The Gatzert Fellowship includes one quarter of UW state tuition and fees, GAIP insurance, and a stipend at the regular Predoctoral TA II rate (currently $3,076 per month). The fellowship was established in the…

International Applicants

Financial Ability Requirement After You’re Admitted English Language Proficiency Test Options TOEFL iBT TOEFL MyBest Duolingo IELTS Minimum Required Score (ELP Not Satisfied) – effective through Autumn Quarter 2024 admissions 80 80 105 6.5 Minimum Required Score (ELP Not Satisfied) – effective starting Winter Quarter 2025 admissions 80 80 110 6.5 Recommended Score (ELP Satisfied) – effective through Autumn Quarter 2024 admissions 92 or higher 92 or higher 120 or higher 7.0 or higher Recommended Score (ELP Satisfied) – effective starting Winter Quarter 2025 admissions 92…

Helpful Funding Videos

Below is a selection of helpful funding advice videos from both students and staff. These videos were produced by Graduate School staff or as part of our U501, the Graduate School’s online orientation program, which is open to all current and incoming graduate students (after confirming enrollment) with a valid NetID.

Undocumented Students

Undocumented individuals are eligible for admission to any graduate program at the University of Washington. Safe Space We would like to remind graduate students that the office of Graduate Student Equity and Excellence provides a safe space for all students. For additional information, undocumented students can reach out to UW Leadership Without Borders Center. “[I]f DACA ends, the University of Washington will do everything within its power to minimize the disruption to your lives and education. We also support all efforts to restore…